Biseok Culture Village

Ami-dong Biseok Culture Village is a neighborhood that shows the history of Busan more directly. As the Japanese settlement association entered in the late Joseon period, a crematorium and a public cemetery were established in this area, which had been a poor village, and after liberation, it is a village that people who were pushed up into the mountains due to the Korean War, evacuation, and the policy of demolishing shacks in downtown Busan have cultivated while dreaming of hope in life.
In the alleys of Biseok Village, you can see those traces; the angular-shaped stone bases or tombstones were used as stepping stones on steep stairs, or as retaining walls or house cornerstones. It is a place that fully contains the entire process of transforming from a place with a painful history and culture into today's beautiful cultural village.
In addition, community facilities have been built through the Sanbokdoro Renaissance Project and the Happy Village Creation Project, and the village community of Ami-dong residents is actively operating, continuing life here into the future.

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